Ovalle Spanish II Direct Object Pronoun: Quiz!

The correct answer is "Ellos no la ven." In Spanish, to change a sentence from affirmative to negative, we typically add the word "no" before the verb. In this case, the original sentence "Ellos la ven" means "They see her." By adding "no" before the verb, it becomes "Ellos no la ven," which means "They do not see her."

The correct answer is "los". In this sentence, the speaker is saying that they do not know Jorge and Margarita. The word "los" is a direct object pronoun that is used to refer to a plural masculine noun, which in this case would be Jorge and Margarita.

In the given question, the speaker is asking if the person knows Roberto. The response "Si, lo conozco" means "Yes, I know him." The word "lo" is a pronoun that is used to refer to a masculine singular object or person. In this case, it is being used to refer to Roberto. So, the correct answer completes the sentence by stating that the speaker knows Roberto.

Pablo compra los lapiceros en la librería.

The correct answer is "los" because it agrees with the plural noun "hermanos" (brothers). In Spanish, when referring to a group of masculine nouns, the definite article "los" is used. Therefore, the sentence "Si, los conozco" translates to "Yes, I know them."

The correct answer is "los conozco." In Spanish, when referring to a group of people, the pronoun "los" is used. Since the speaker is referring to Juan and Maria, who are both part of a group, "los" is the appropriate pronoun. The verb "conozco" is in the first person singular form, which matches the speaker's perspective. Therefore, "los conozco" means "I know them" in English.

The question asks if the person knows the capital of Mexico. The response "no, no la conozco" means "no, I don't know it." The word "conozco" is the first person singular form of the verb "conocer," which means "to know" in Spanish. The word "la" is used to refer to a feminine noun, in this case, "capital." Therefore, the correct answer is "conozco."

In the given sentence, the speaker is saying "No, no, la quiero conocer." This means that the speaker does not want to meet Margarita. The word "la" is used to refer to Margarita, indicating that the speaker does not want to meet her.

The correct answer is "Maria no lo vende." In the original sentence, "María lo vende," María is selling something. To change the sentence to negative, we add "no" before the verb "vende" to indicate that María is not selling it. The object pronoun "lo" remains in the sentence to indicate that María is not selling it specifically.

In this question, the person is asking for help with studying. The correct answer, "te," means "you" in Spanish. The person is saying that they cannot help "you."

The correct answer is "me conoce" because it means "he knows me" in Spanish. The verb "conoce" is conjugated in the third person singular form to match with the subject "Juan," and the pronoun "me" indicates that the knowledge is directed towards the speaker. Therefore, the sentence translates to "Juan knows me."

The correct answer is "las" because it is the direct object pronoun that matches with the noun "cartas" (letters) in the sentence. In Spanish, direct object pronouns are used to replace the noun that receives the action of the verb. In this case, "las" is used to replace "las cartas" and it agrees in gender and number.

In this conversation, Adela is being asked if she can call someone. The response "No, no te puedo llamar" means "No, I can't call you." The word "te" is used to indicate that the speaker is unable to call the person they are speaking to.

The correct answer is "la" because it agrees with the feminine noun "prima" and is used to refer to her.

In this conversation, Marta is asked if she knows Marcos. She responds by saying "Sí, lo conozco." The word "lo" is a direct object pronoun used to replace the masculine singular noun "Marcos" in the sentence. It is used to avoid repetition and make the sentence more concise.

The correct answer is "las miro". In Spanish, the verb "mirar" means "to watch" or "to look at". Since "telenovelas" is a feminine plural noun, the pronoun used to refer to it should also be feminine and plural, which is "las". Therefore, the correct conjugation of the verb "mirar" in the first person singular form is "miro".

The correct answer is "los compra". In Spanish, when referring to magazines (which is a plural noun), the pronoun "los" is used to indicate that he buys them. "Las" would be used if the noun were feminine, but since "revistas" (magazines) is masculine, "los" is the correct pronoun.

In the given question, Andres is being asked if he knows Ana. He responds by saying "Si, me conoce", which translates to "Yes, she knows me". The correct answer is "me" because it is the object pronoun that refers to Andres, indicating that Ana knows him.

The correct answer is "no, no la comprendemos". In the original sentence, "La comprendemos" means "We understand it". To change the sentence from affirmative to negative, we add "no" before the verb "comprendemos" to indicate negation. Additionally, we repeat "no" before the pronoun "la" to emphasize the negative meaning. Therefore, the correct negative form is "no, no la comprendemos", which translates to "We do not understand it".